Doubts about Present Perfect Tense
Should I use Present Perfect Tense when I talk about something in the past, but I don't explain when it happened?
For example: "They didn't have dinner with us." in this case I didn't say when it happened, so should I use Present Perfect Tense: "They haven't dinner with us."?
Thanks for anyone who help me, and I'm sorry for my English, I need improve it a lot yet
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Doubts about Present Perfect Tense
Should I use Present Perfect Tense when I talk about something in the past, but I don't explain when it happened?For example: "They didn't have dinner with us." in this case I didn't say when it happened, so should I use Present Perfect Tense: "They haven't had dinner with us."? (both of these sentences indicate different things the first one is eles nao jantaram conosco like this happened once in the past and even if you dont specify the time it doesnt matter.... and the second one is eles ainda nao jantaram conosco ou seja eles continuam negando jantar com a gente.)
Thanks to anyone who helps me, and I'm sorry for my English, I still need to improve it a lot yet
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